the dow being second guessed by the biggest beneficiary. gm itself. he will talk about life in the post bail-out world of. said biggest beneficiary is saying we're still servants of government. tomorrow. contract. kids are staying home for another week. the mayor forces them to go back to work. >> this was a stripe of choice. a bad choice for children and not necessary. in new york, fighting capitalism, occupy wall street returns marked its one-year

anniversary. across the middle east, rage against america. a wave of anti-american violence in several countries. the obama administration struggles to get a handle of the situation. >> those stories and more coming up. cheryl: anti-american protests to the middle the middle east have gone global, spreading spurred into africa, asia, and australia. jitters in the marketeer at home. google is taking action to block the controversial anti-islam film, the same film that the obama administration costs spontaneous attack on the libyan

consulate. with more on this, anthony schaffer, author of "operation dark heart." let's start with you. we have to do the different stories on the morning talk shows. you have one show saying this was spontaneous. they had the president on as well, and he says the mother thing. >> you believe the libyan government president, they are allies compare all, they are allies compare all. we have to look as with the facts are revealing. i think the problem is this administration has devoted so much energy to saying we are going to be kinder and and gentler. we wanted a softer, kinder people that want to reach out and hug.

unfortunately, the folks we're dealing with don't want to become. we are talking about a very concerted well-planned attack that investor suffered and was not adequately protected and most embarrassing, it happened on the 9/11 anniversary. there is no right of the time this happened. >> colonel peters, at the same time, one of the obama administration criticism has been that we have come across as apologetic. in the middle eastern culture, you don't want to come across as weak. you are a weak opponent that they can take out is what they believe. >> absolutely, and arab culture, men never apologizes him as he is in a supine position guesser basically bid for survival. i give the president credit for good intentions. but he did not do his homework and he does not understand the greater middle east where the air world.

when you look at it through the eyes of our enemies, the islamist terrorists, they see a president who apologizes for america over again. so they can say, america even admits that they are the great satan and we have unwillingness, indecisiveness about syria, the precipitous retreat from iraq after we won and now it's an iranian satellite, equivocation in afghanistan. what you are seeing is the comprehensive collapse of obama's middle east policy and the administration is going to just stretch it out through november. cheryl: general shape of, i want to talk to you. >> this was not a preplanned or

premeditated attack. what happened initially is that it was a spontaneous reaction to what had transpired in cairo. as a consequence of the video, people gathered outside the embassy and then it grew very violent. cheryl: colonel schaffer, you said that no, anybody with a military background know this was not some kind of spontaneous act. you don't take rocket propelled grenades to a protest outside the embassy. but she is the one that be administration put out as the face of this thread was that the right call? >> i think it is the right call for the administration regarding policy. as ralph said, they're trying to do anything that they can to either we have this. either she was lying on this at the bottom is it was a well orchestrated attack. let me be blunt about this, this series of weeks have helped give our enemy a huge advantage of the battlefield from obama's wars to all of the leaks of "the new york times." the problem is al qaeda has

found how we track them and now they are working to get around it. even with that said, we have three the warnings and take part in has the gall to say that there was no actual intelligence. that is kofi saying that there was intelligence that we chose not to pay attention to it and that's a setback. cheryl: colonel peters, do you agree with that? >> yes, that is a code word for that we knew something and tone is absolutely right. if this was a preplanned these commando attack replete with ambushes and etc. it shows. your audience is largely a business audience. when i look at this, and it's uncanny to me, the similarity between president obama's blaming all of america's ills on our rich americans and the middle eastern terrorists claiming all their ills on america's riches. it is a global class struggle. it can only end badly.

cheryl: colonel peters, that is a veritable warning from you. we certainly do listen to you. thank you both, colonel peters and mr. schaefer. a lot still ahead. including a change from the romney campaign. moving from an all economic picture to an all-out challenge to the status quo. we will explain our coming up next. and mayor rahm emanuel is mad. taking it to the court to get the teachers back in the classroom sprint will it work? .coming up

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controversial law that talked about collective controversial rights. the judge says the violent employees constitutional rights. the attorney general jay stephen holland says he will pay for an appeal for the chicago teachers strike enters week two of negotiations, forcing kids out of the classroom for six days. the senate city officials are fighting back, looking to take the teachers courts make them go back to work. steve brown is live in chicago and he joins me now with the latest. steve, reports said that both sides were part of a deal. what happened here? >> we have to keep in mind throughout all of this but there is still, as we speak, both sides helped this. they worked all over the weekend turned into contract language, the unions basic congress on the

house of delegates, got a hold of it yesterday afternoon and decided that they wanted to walk this back to their membership at their local schools before voting on it. there were some things that they didn't like about them and it and they wanted to mull it over. >> he wanted to exercise their democratic process and take the agreement, but still not quite finished in terms of language. it would like to go back to their school. have discussions with members, we will reconvene here on tuesday. >> that is tomorrow or the house of delegates are get together again and maybe vote in this. but it's coming up now. mayor emmanuel decided that he wasn't waiting any longer announced that he was going to seek an injunction to try to force the union back to school. essentially saying it was illegal because it is about noneconomic issues which violates state law and health

and well-being of schoolchildren. the judge was assigned a case decided that it was not an emergency that he made here today. that will be wednesday. so he's pursuing this juncture and it has entered the union. they sent out a press release calling it a vindictive act. the relationship between rahm emanuel in the union wasn't there before and it's a little bit worse today and again, cheryl, there is still a deal on the table. the union has not said no to. not yet. >> it's an interesting deal and we will see you on television tomorrow. steve brown in chicago, covering this for us. chicago students are the biggest losers in this teachers strike. teachers, according to my next desktop only other student's best interest at heart. for now is the ceo of the policy institute, and john, we cannot review that the teachers themselves are really, you know, bad people, but the union leadership turned down a 30% resulted from the city.

what gives here? >> i think what gives is many teachers are excellent teachers, but the mayor is trying to identify the excellent teachers so they can be better rewarded and try to identify those teachers were not doing a good job so they can be removed from the front of the classroom and not have good teachers in their hands. the teachers union come on the other hand wants to remove accountability from the process and that is really what is ultimately at play here. >> what is the benefit of doubt from the u.s. perspective? is the reduced of the jews issue? a complete power grab your? i don't understand them letting this go on. now they will go to court with rahm emanuel come which can be comfortable for anybody. why not just take the deal? >> to be very blunt about it, they fear accountability and unionized schools. the unit has essentially usurped control of the school system away from the public and away

from the chicago public school system. this is aggravated by the fact that kids have not been in school for the second week. most the time it'll never get this kind of strike votes. this is the most radicalized union in the country, it is all about maintaining jobs and that is their business model and when they march, they say schools? our schools. they don't think it's the people school. they don't think it's the children's school. they sure don't think it's rahm emanuel school. they think their school, and they have demonstrated so far that they have the power. cheryl: okay, i think the kids at school or not it should be. >> that is the whole point. >> the key point here is the reason we are in this situation is because the union has all the power and the kurds are completely not at the negotiating table. the parents don't have a seat at the table in its their children and the schools.

and that's what's going on the weight is for the parents agency school choice and more power. >> i want to remind our viewers exactly the numbers we're talking about, we are looking at 74 grand and change. but hours 45 minutes, double that of the most of the rest of the country. superset of chicago citizens students only complete high school. that is a report card and was in the country that would be unacceptable. what the teacher said all this? >> well, to be blunt about it, those are terrible numbers. or attempted to go to school in chicago don't graduate from high school. most of the numbers are horrific in terms of reading and writing and math and science. what the teachers say,hey say that the kids are poor and disadvantaged and that's why you can't hold us accountable. meanwhile, in schools around the country, private schools are taking the same kids and performing exceptionally well. nine of the top 10 schools in the city are charter schools in terms of acp scores and that's

what these teachers are afraid of. they are afraid of the competition from charter schools and and private schools and that's why that is why they are going on strike to prevent accountability. cheryl: you think that the shock on the economy can handle this? >> that's a great question. i think for your viewers in particular, that is important. here's the thing minoans they are working off their deficit reserve this year. next year they face a 1 billion-dollar deficit. over the next two years, $3 billion. what will the money come from? they're going to have the federal government and their bailout from the city and school system or broke. cheryl: john tilman, thank you so much. interesting take. >> thank you for having me on. >> in the streets of chicago to the streets of new york city, we say more than 100 people have been arrested as occupy wall street returned today. protesters blocking to mark the one-year anniversary of the

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cheryl: 50 days until the election. mitt romney changing of his attitude. let's ask our democratic analyst and rich lowry am a editor of the national review. let's start with something interesting and i want to play that soundbite. honestly trying to reach out to the spanish community grid lets get your reaction when you had to say today. >> we want to chipper diversity to bring together immediate family members, and i want to structure our temporary worker visa programs. so that these meet the needs of our employees. and i want someone who gets their education here to be able

to get their green card and stick your. >> was specific enough in my? >> he is obviously digging out a huge hole with hispanic who just have gotten the idea that the republican party is hostile. the approach he took today, i don't know whether your work, but he should emphasize the economy. and decide things that he doesn't have a complete hostility to all forms of immigration. i would emphasize how illegal immigrants compete with low skilled immigrants who are native and legal immigrants here in the country. one of the romney seems is increasing people's take-home pay. don't constantly import high school dropouts from mexico. >> at the same time, from a political perspective, is making the right cheesier with hispanic voters? he has long way to go. >> you can't afford these kind of margins. but he also gets the most important thing.

and the president obama from the unemployment rate in latinas as a, higher than the national rate by 12%. 20% increase in hispanic who are on food stamps. all of these things, and he promised he thinks of immigration. the argument he was trying to do -- it was a good idea, but is trying to convert notes for the question is for now. in the hispanic community, they are not enthusiastic because of the economy because they are on the frontlines of paying the price in young people for these policies he is being specific, but for goodness sakes, it's about time. cheryl: rich, you're making a face. >> he is right. if you believe the polls, latino voters care about the economy, much more than they do about immigration. the top issue for everyone else is a top issue for them. just important for rummy to

address that. it's important for him to get into some details and specifics. people on the outside of his campaign wish you well have been tearing their hair out for weeks and months. wanting this to happen. it's not just enough to say that i am not barack obama. the polls indicate that people don't believe that he's any better. so he needs to make the case is ever going to close and still. >> okay, so we're going to talk about voters, who's going to go to the polls, probably people in florida, those that are retired. nancy pelosi made a very interesting comment. here's what she said about medicare. >> we have been turned into important issues in this campaign in alphabetical order. they are medicare, medicare, medicare. leave a message, they are the messengers, we have an excellent chance to take back the house. cheryl: nancy sounds like it's very confident about medicare. >> even democrats and republicans have given them

reasons. they have made progress, but they have a banded attacking obamacare, which is an issue the issue that upper house elected. republicans want to wait from the issue, even after the supreme court decision said it was an attacker to talk about 16,000 irs agents. i will lay a full article saying this is a killer, you and you know what, rummy and the republican establishment have ditched this issue. this was a grassroots issue. let me say this about medicare. that is when the house is in danger today. as i predicted it would be a year ago. on the other hand, the big issue is gallup group today. if you want the government for less government, it is a 20-point margin for less government. the republicans have not made their own case bringing this election on the philosophical grounds -- this is the worst

politics in my life. cheryl: one of the things that republicans have is pauline. >> that's correct. that is right about how obamacare, is a dog that hasn't been working in the election. except working through the back door and the medicare debate after romney selective paul ryan. you had a two or three cautious weeks. >> the dirty conscience and cautious. [laughter] [talking over each other] cheryl: both of you should get rest are going to have a 150 days. thank you so much. still to come, president obama gets tough on china. but is it too little too late is our national debt a national security threat? benazir question of the day. we will have a reagan adviser,

art laffer, with us next

cheryl: okay, so if i were to ask you what is the greatest security threat facing the nation today, would you say terrorism or perhaps china? what about our national debt? several leaders gathered in washington to assess the impact of america's debt crisis on our national security. certainly in his art laffer and a former economic adviser to president reagan. that was the story today. was that the debt is going to actually hurt our operations overseas. >> yes, i do agree with that assessment in general. a strong economy, with full employment, it is the best

return against any kind of attack for any kind of threat anywhere. the national debt precludes us from having flexibility to really do things we need to do in times of war. imagine if we had a national debt. in 1940 of the levels that we have it now. we would not have been able to carry out world war ii armament buildup. they really would've been bad. cheryl: this is the issue of sequestration. we are talking about the fiscal cliff at the end of year. we had a super super committee, they feel that what they were supposed to do. they knew at the time this -- that they didn't make the cuts that were needed, this would happen. did no one see this coming? >> well, i think they saw coming, but i don't think they believed would happen. i really didn't believe it would happen either. but the sequestration is not the right way to run a government. you cannot do defense spending this day and treat items in the budget equally. some are more important than others and this is not the one you want to.

cheryl: even mike mullen, even he says mrs. a major national security threat with the situation in the middle east now. do you think that congress can come back come back and maybe rethink the facts we shouldn't be cutting half? >> i think that mike mullen is totally correct. he is a phenomenal person under which we still had him as chairman. but, yes, i think they have to come back and really -- look at the middle east and all the issues we have facing us. not only in the middle east and russia and china and the rest of the world, we have extended our defense sutures out way beyond our resource base. i think that we need to rethink our defense spending and even more so, we really needto rethink getting our economy growing again to provide prosperity the can give us the type of defense that we need. cheryl: let me ask you this.

you have bernardi givest quantitative easing. i'm curious what you make of that move. he seems to be more than anyone, so concerned about being that money -- the printing of the money flowing. did you agree with the decision last week? >> no, i don't, it's really silly and foolish. there is a great piece in "the wall street journal" by john taylor and george shultz and john kogan and a few others. but billy outlined by ben bernanke has been a foolish thought. it hasn't worked. we've had three quantitative easing his and one "operation twist", and we are still in rotten shape. ben bernanke has done nothing to make today's economy better, and he has done a lot to make future economies a lot worse. >> one of the things that he has done, and this could be a positive sign, keeping interest rates low, the rebounding of the

housing market. at the same time, at the same time, jobs are being created. we still have no job creation. that can't print jobs. what could he do on the unemployment line? >> lower interest rates, we have had lower interest rates for five years now. the housing market hasn't got much better. i think what's happening is we get a couple new ones though. we are way below the levels that we should be. there is no boom in the housing market, there are no jobs. and ben bernanke has not been successful. the book we have done is we have built up a huge national debt that we will have to live with in the future. that is when you're going to see

the problems coming back. cheryl: if you have a job. >> you might want alone. >> well, they don't make once you anyway. the regulators are saying -- by the way, i wanted to compliment you on your last name. rich lowry is a phenomenal guess. cheryl: it's good to have you on the show, we will talk to you soon. we want to know what all of you at home. compliments for the host always work. it's our national debt a national security threat? lovins gerriwillis.com and vote on the right-hand side the screen. i will share butcher the results at the end of tonight's show. >> all right, president obama on the campaign felt today in cincinnati, his target was against his opponent.

>> today, my administration is launching a new action against china. this one against illegal subsidies that encourages companies to ship auto-parts manufacturing jobs overseas. subsidies that directly harm working men and women on the family lives in ohio and michigan and across the midwest. >> is not right, it is against the rules, and we will not let it stand. >> afterwards, mitt romney coming out swinging, saying that the president is too little too late. what now is peter. the attack on china, you and i have had many discussions about currency manipulation, is in this little bit of old news, the president and what is coming out with a? >> the president is talking about the currency manipulation and he has. he's basically throwing a bone today, we still won't be able to ship cards to china, nothing will change. in this economic recovery alone,

the deficit with china has more than doubled. it is now almost $350 billion a year. it is costing america three to 5 million jobs. it is a terrible situation, and that's mr. obama's fault. >> one of the things that mitt romney cannot sing, he said this president is failing to confront china's trade practices. yoakam he also has been vocal about the issue of protection of our patents. the chinese have had complete disregard for u.s. intellectual property. you think anybody is going to change? >> well, i think that if mr. romney became president, there is a chance it would change. we know that what mr. obama's president, it certainly is not going to change. especially with his close relationship at silicon valley. companies like apple, they have to invest in china, establish r&d in china. in order to sell this, to get some protection, then they become apologists for china. the worst offender when it comes to this is general electric that

is chaired by the president's chairman of the jobs committee. you know, he took stimulus money. are you ready for the. >> know what he got the towers from? he got from a military contractor in china that was owned by the chinese government. >> they can do it cheaper and that's the whole reason why. >> it was a subsidized contract. it was chinese pol it was chinese policy to maintain their contract. he complains that romney doesn't walk the walk. so he gives money to build windmills that are really needed china. >> all right, look, i know you agree with mr. romney when it comes to getting tough on china. at the same time, the markets do, as you know, depend on growth of china. and they have had a little to the slowdown this year. is that concern into the u.s. economy?

>> the fact that china is willing but were not growing more rapidly. i think it is possible to accomplish that. instead, we are headed on a path where china's policies cause us to grow slower with the chair. >> as a consequence, the stock market doesn't do well. i would like a situation where we treated fairly, we compete fairly, and we go together. cheryl: peter, you are so shy and timid, you really have to lighten up a little bit there. [laughter] >> nobody will actually take my classes. >> thank you, good to see you again. coming up next, the truth behind the new iphone. is it really shattering sales records? and general motors and when the government jump at the chance to get out of the car business. details after the break

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cheryl: government and motors. trying to shed its ties once and for all. saying goodbye is hard to do. the proposals in taxpayers face a massive multibillion dollar loss. joining me now with more, associate fellow for the national legal and policy

center. this is a bad deal. this is a bad deal for the taxpayers, of course, treasury said no to it. >> they have been saying no. but they could have had share prices over $30 per we heard the same story. they're not going to sell at a loss for the factors they should get out of the auto industry and they should've done it as soon as possible. it is based on politics. tim geithner worked for goldman sachs and he knows that a decision to sell stocks should it be based on what you pay for the stalkers should be based on whether you can own the stock this time. right now, the government shouldn't own general motors stock. they should sell as soon as possible from the should've sold almost a year and half ago. when the value is up about 20% higher than it is now. taxpayers have seen losses of about $6 billion, about $3 billion more since that time, and we heard the same story

then. they didn't want to sell it, stocks go up, they can go down, it is out now to secretary geithner also knows that if you hang in sometimes come in the markets going to ebb and flow. right now we actually have an upswing for the market. the taxpayer can and they can hold on, that is the truth here. we're talking with government. we are not treating billions of dollars from why not hang around for another year and let the investment a little bit? >> is called market timing. these are the same things or it well, why are they market timing their exits from jim? with this philosophy, you can buy apple in gambles more with taxpayer money to affected this is a political decision from the

general motors noseless, general motors knows that the government is not going to sell their space. this is all politics, public relations, they are not going to sell before the election, they should sell, they should have sold before, and we will be lucky if we don't lose more money on it. cheryl: obviously, fox business reached out the treasury to get comments on this report. they say that the government shouldn't be a long-term investor, but we have to maximize taxpayer return. they say we didn't do this make a profit, we do to did it to prevent a collapse of the auto industry. the assistant secretary said so. that is their take. >> what they did it for was to save the uaw and protect cronies. that is a fact. once again, markets go up, they go down. to say that we are going to protect taxpayer investments and make an assumption that the

stock has nowhere to go up is just arrogant. the stock can go down as well as up. taxpayers should be up. sell it now. cheryl: all right, you have major point, not great great heavy on the show. >> thank you. still to come, my "two cents more" on the do not call registry. in the ipo five already sold out and at&t is saying this is the best-selling iphone ever, where are the numbers to prove that

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cheryl: in focus tonight, the new iphone five. at&t saying that it has sold out all of their iphone five owns but did not release exact numbers. that is just the pre-orders online. the iphone five is officially on sale this friday. is it a blockbuster or is apple doing what he does best? how could at&t be sold out of one of the most insignificant products this year. >> you know, how is it that apple may be the best one company in the world and could get those demanding so wrong? the iphone five isn't even out

yet and already the first wave of this smart phone is sold out. apple said its mold and 10 sold more than 2 million in just 24 hours. that is better than doubled the first orders of the predecessor, 4-s. stopping short of giving us any proof of numbers. wait a minute. why not have 1 million units ready and so the 2 million? is apple really that clueless or might they be creating a product shortage intentionally to stoke a purchasing panic for the product? apple put out a statement this morning, they were not all that contrite about the snafu, saying that iphone pre-orders have shattered the previous record held by the iphone for model. they say they're forecasting demand and matching the manufacturing, apple is simply

too hungry to ever leave sales on tap and on the table. to be sure, this is the broadest iphone rollout. they will be in nine countries next week, another 22 countries a week later, and most major carriers, have them from the get go. now, apple has one more chance to get right on the supply and demand equation, next month, when it is expected to unveil the new ipad. cheryl: okay, they do so much from agendas. it is also worth noting that apple stock went to a new high. there is the software you. it is not just teachers they can't seem to come to an agreement. the national hockey league says that they are not going to bargain with the players union. it will be the third lockout of the major sports league in less than two years.

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cheryl: finally tonight, it turns out the do not call registry may not be working. nearly a decade after its creation, the government received more than two hundred thousand complaints back in 2010. the registry has more than 209 million phone numbers and according to the fcc,